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020			_a978-971-97-0682-3
040			_aNUFAIRVIEW _cNUFAIRVIEW
050			_aDS 666 M67 2015
245			_aMore Tsinoy than we admit : _bChinese-Filipino interactions over the century / _cedited by Richard T. Chu; Foreword by Wang Gungwu
260			_aQuezon City : _bVibal Foundation, _cc2015.
300			_axxiv, 522 pages. _c23 cm.
490			_aAcademica Filipina.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index
505			_aForeword -- Editor's note on spelling and Chinese characters -- Introduction -- The archaeological record of Chinese influences in the Philippines -- Chinese-Philippine relations in the late sixteenth century to 1603 -- The Chinese in the Philippines -- Expulsion of the Chinese and readmission to the Philippines : 1764 - 1779 -- The political background -- The ethnic Chinese in the Philippine revolution -- The Chinese mestizo in Philippine history -- The "Chinese" and the "Mestizos" of the Philippines -- A history of the 1902 Chinese Exclusion Act -- The emergence of Philippine Chinese National and political awakening -- The Chinese resistance movement in the Philippines during the Japanese occupation -- Conditions of visibility : resignifying the "Chines"/"Filipino" in Mano Po and Crying Ladies -- Dimension of economic success : the Chinese in the Philippines -- The economic significance of the Chinese in the Philippines : an analysis of its overstatement -- Chinese women in Manila : changing roles and perceptions -- Guilt trip to China -- Acknowledgments -- Contributors -- Index
650			_aCHINESE -- PHILIPPINES -- HISTORY -- 1570-.
650			_aPHILIPPINES -- CIVILIZATION -- CHINESE INFLUENCE.
650			_aPHILIPPINES -- ECONOMIC CONDITIONS -- 16TH CENTURY.
650			_aPHILIPPINES -- POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT -- 17TH CENTURY
700			_aChu, Richard T. _eeditor
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